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College of William and Mary

Carl Roseberg collection, 1947/1993

40.00 Linear Feet

The Carl Roseberg Collection includes paintings and sculptures by the artist as well as Christmas cards and a calendar. Images of sculptures on display in Swem Library can be found at the SCRC Flickr.

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Carl Roseberg collection, 1947/1993 40.00 Linear Feet

The Carl Roseberg Collection includes paintings and sculptures by the artist as well as Christmas cards and a calendar. Images of sculptures on display in Swem Library can be found at the SCRC Flickr.

College of William and Mary

George Grey Barnard Letter to Robert Whittemore, 1936

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Letter from George Grey Barnard, New York City, [N.Y.] to Robert Whittmore giving his philosophy on clay vs photographs. "We who move in clay, and stone, cannot send, to our fellow man shadow (photographs). " June 17, [19]36.

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George Grey Barnard Letter to Robert Whittemore, 1936 0.01 Linear Foot

Letter from George Grey Barnard, New York City, [N.Y.] to Robert Whittmore giving his philosophy on clay vs photographs. "We who move in clay, and stone, cannot send, to our fellow man shadow (photographs). " June 17, [19]36.

College of William and Mary

Lafayette Reproduction Bust, 2022

.5 Linear Feet 1 artifact clamshell box.

A six-inch souvenir miniature reproduction of a bust of Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette produced by the Lafayette Shoppe, LLC of Williamsburg, Virginia.

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Lafayette Reproduction Bust, 2022 .5 Linear Feet 1 artifact clamshell box.

Lafayette Shoppe, LLC (Williamsburg, VA)

A six-inch souvenir miniature reproduction of a bust of Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette produced by the Lafayette Shoppe, LLC of Williamsburg, Virginia.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Rubin Peacock Artist Archives (VA-08), 1945/2021

1.5 Linear Feet 6 boxes; 11 folders; 1,238 items
This collection documents the life and artwork of Rubin Peacock (1941-), a Richmond-based sculptor. For over fifty years, Rubin has dedicated his career to experimenting with bronze sculptures, taking inspiration from nature, ancient civilizations, and his Catawba Indian ancestry. His work has challenged popular art trends as many sculptors chose to utilize other materials in their work, making him one of few Virginia artists to use bronze. In addition to a diverse array of photographic materials documenting Rubin's art production, processes, and completed pieces, this collection contains correspondence and publications detailing commissions, supply shipments, and patina formulas, providing an in-depth overview of Rubin's art career.
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Rubin Peacock Artist Archives (VA-08), 1945/2021 1.5 Linear Feet 6 boxes; 11 folders; 1,238 items

Peacock, Rubin, 1941-
This collection documents the life and artwork of Rubin Peacock (1941-), a Richmond-based sculptor. For over fifty years, Rubin has dedicated his career to experimenting with bronze sculptures, taking inspiration from nature, ancient civilizations, and his Catawba Indian ancestry. His work has challenged popular art trends as many sculptors chose to utilize other materials in their work, making him one of few Virginia artists to use bronze. In addition to a diverse array of photographic materials documenting Rubin's art production, processes, and completed pieces, this collection contains correspondence and publications detailing commissions, supply shipments, and patina formulas, providing an in-depth overview of Rubin's art career.
College of William and Mary

William Ordway Partridge Papers, 1894/1905

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Letters, 1894-1905, of the sculptor William Ordway Partridge to [?] Allen, [?] Hardy, Edward W. Bok, and the Society of American Sculptors. Letters discuss his book, desire to write an article for Ladies Home Journal on the history of women's clothing, attending social gatherings, and Society of American Sculptors affairs.

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William Ordway Partridge Papers, 1894/1905 0.01 Linear Foot

Letters, 1894-1905, of the sculptor William Ordway Partridge to [?] Allen, [?] Hardy, Edward W. Bok, and the Society of American Sculptors. Letters discuss his book, desire to write an article for Ladies Home Journal on the history of women's clothing, attending social gatherings, and Society of American Sculptors affairs.

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